"It is no longer possible to justify a system such as that pertaining in the respondent State, which treats gender dysphoria as a medical condition, subsidises gender reassignment surgery but then withholds recognition of the consequences of that surgery, thereby exposing post-operative transsexuals to the likelihood of recurring distress and humiliation".
Sedation was continued with a dosage of 1 2 mg/h on which the patient insisted on comfort by the sedation and fear of recurring distress.
Re-experiencing may present in one or more of the following ways: intrusive recollections; recurring nightmares; acting or feeling as if the event were recurring; distress when reminded of the event; or physiological reactivity when reminded of the event.
The propensity for those in socioeconomic disadvantage to experience persistent or recurring psychiatric distress is strongly associated with the propensity of these individuals for chronic insomnia symptoms, and the propensity for women to experience psychiatric distress in late-middle age is strongly associated with their propensity to develop insomnia symptoms around this time.
Editors tell me they are increasingly beset by readers who once cooperated with a reporter on a sensitive subject — nudism, anorexia, bullying — and years later find that old story a recurring source of distress.
So-called "normal" grief is marked by recurring floods of "somatic distress" lasting twenty minutes to an hour, comprising symptoms of breathlessness, weakness, and "tension or mental pain," in Lindemann's words.
The hypothesis of full mediation between positive metacognitive beliefs and emotional distress that is, that positive beliefs about worry, such as "worrying will help me notice if my cancer recurs," causes emotional distress by driving worry about recurrence and self-focused attention was not supported.
Much of the resistance comes from Sarkeesian's central argument: that the "damsel in distress" trope, a recurring trend in narrative game design, can help "to normalise extremely toxic, patronising and paternalistic attitudes about women".
She brings attention to the recurring theme of the "damsel in distress", whereby a generally beautiful woman is awaiting to be rescued by the male protagonist.
Recurring hurricanes and declining exports aggravated the economic distress of the island.
Some of the non recurring indications for caesarean section are: poor labour progress, foetal distress, placenta previa, transverse lie, breech presentation, oblique lie, pregnancy induced hypertension and twins [ 5].
